Difference between revisions of "Arduino Smart Plug Shield"
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* Modular communication module: XBEE (jNode?, Etherner?, CAN?) | * Modular communication module: XBEE (jNode?, Etherner?, CAN?) | ||
* Load ON/OFF or dimmer (10-12A Triac) | * Load ON/OFF or dimmer (10-12A Triac) | ||
| − | * Integrated 220V to 9V power supply (ex. 220 to USB chargers) | + | * Integrated 220V to 9V-5V power supply (ex. 220 to USB chargers) |
| + | * Optional: RGB LED / LCD for feedback | ||
== Similar shields == | == Similar shields == | ||
Revision as of 12:16, 3 August 2011
This page is the development documentation platform of the Smart Plug Shield for Arduino.
Contents
Parent Projects
Design requirements
- Precise, easy calibration, reduced size, Current and Voltage measuring system
- Modular communication module: XBEE (jNode?, Etherner?, CAN?)
- Load ON/OFF or dimmer (10-12A Triac)
- Integrated 220V to 9V-5V power supply (ex. 220 to USB chargers)
- Optional: RGB LED / LCD for feedback
Similar shields
Arduino Energy Shield
XBEE + RTC + ADE7753 (power calculation to serial comunication) + 1 Clamp input + 1 Transformer input. The current is mesured with a non-invasive AC external current sensor and the voltage with an external 12V adaptor.
SEG meter
XBEE + 6 Clamp input + 1 Transformer input The current is mesured with a non-invasive AC external current sensor and the voltage with an external 12V adaptor.
CuteDigi Smart Outlet LCD Shield
ACS712 (current mesuring) + 16A TRIAC (switch) + LCD + 2 buttons interface The current is mesured with an invasive IC (ACS712). No voltage measuring?
Current and voltage metering options
Non-invasive AC external current sensor clamp + 9V Power adapter + Rectifier circuit
Non-invasive AC external current sensor clamp + 12V Power adapter + dedicated dsp chip (ADE7753)
Invasive current mesurement IC ACS712
Invasive current mesurement with OP-AMP (the kill-a-watt method)
